How to Layer Your Bags
Why 1 Handbag Is No Longer Enough
Last season, we were tightening our handbag straps, lifting them to chest level to make a statement. But for Fall 2017, we're seeing a new trend take hold. From the runways to the street, bag layering is the name of the game. Whether it's by affixing a change purse to a larger satchel or simply coordinating two different totes, more is definitely more.
In Milan, Gucci debuted a new connector strap which hooks together three different pouches. The following day, Fendi revealed the new Run Away double-handle bag, along with a classic "F" key fob that comes with an accordion of clutches. Finally, Lanvin made a case for swinging two crossbodies around the shoulder in Paris. While we'll have to wait until next season to get our hands on those designs, a scroll through some IRL inspiration will leave you full of ideas for mastering the look.
Aside from its obvious allure — this is an easy way to add an extra dash of color and extra dimension to your outfit — the move allows for better organization, too. Credit cards in the tiniest compartment, phone or iPad in the largest — and you can say goodbye to that worn-out canvas tote. Ahead, we have some quick tips for bag layering and our shopping picks to help you accomplish the task at hand.
An alternative pairing included this large shopper and a mini satchel slipped onto the handle.
At Lanvin's Paris Fashion Week show, models layered up on crossbody cases.
Wrap the chains of two dainty bags around your wrist and let them dangle at your side.
Clasp a playful pouch onto your larger bag, just like this Loewe pairing.
Wrap the rope of your crossbody around the handles of your tote.
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